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Physical disabilities can be separated into 2 main categories - quadriplegic and paraplegic. Since "Quad" means 4, quadriplegia results in paralysis of both upper and lower limbs i.e. the arms and legs. Paraplegia results in only the lower limbs being paralyzed i.e. the legs.
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Does a paralyzed person still have reflexes?
not in the places there paralyzed...
What causes constant leg movement?
There are many reasons why a person may have constant leg movement. It could be a nervous habit to constantly move their legs, or they could have a nerve or muscle disorder.
What it does mean if an human is paralyzed?
If a human is paralyzed it means that the person can not feel or move the part of the body that is paralyzed. There are many different parts of the body that can be paralyzed.
How do you feed a paralyzed person?
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When exercising a persons hip when you turn the persons leg outward so that the person's toes are pointing out and away from the body the movement is called what?
You are exercising a person's hip. You turn his leg outward so that his toes are pointing out and away from his body. This movement is called:
What sentence can you write on word paralyzed?
The person was paralyzed when he watched t.v. for 48 hours straight
What is the movement of camel?
leg segments
How did Terry Fox lose his leg?
Terry Fox had osteosarcoma (cancer) in his right knee that caused it to be amputated.
If you had an accident and paralyzed your biceps what movement you be unable to make?
You will feel strain in your muscles and they will eventually have to be amputated.
How an artificial leg works?
An artificial leg works by sending signal to the sensor which senses the movement of the artificial leg.
What is the antonym for zombie?
If zombies are moving dead, how about a paralyzed, living person
What cinda of person doesn't move?
a paralyzed one of course silly
